JP2918803B2 - Buddhist altar - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a Buddhist altar provided with a three-dimensional decorative pattern.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art It is extremely important to make a beautiful three-dimensional pattern in a ranma of a Buddhist altar. The reason is that with the door open, the ranma is located at the most prominent position at the top of the Buddhist altar and is beautifully decorated. By using beautiful three-dimensional patterns in the ranma, it is possible to manufacture a high-class, very sublime design Buddhist altar. In order to make it a high-class Buddhist altar, the decorative pattern of the ranma is becoming increasingly complex. For example, Jiko 60-389
Japanese Patent Publication No. 42 describes a space between two engraved plates separated from each other to form a three-dimensional pattern. Furthermore, actual fairness 4
In Japanese Patent Publication No. 34768 and Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 3-30069, there is also developed a space in which a plurality of sculptured Buddhist altars are stacked to give a three-dimensional pattern.

[0003]

The Buddhist altars described in these gazettes have a feature that a high-grade and sublime design can be achieved by a beautiful three-dimensional space. However, if the three-dimensional pattern between the columns becomes complicated and the pattern has a narrow gap, not only does it take time to manufacture the sculpture, but also it becomes extremely difficult to remove and clean dirt attached to the columns when used. In particular, as the entire space between the columns of a complicated three-dimensional pattern is thickened in order to increase the three-dimensional effect, it becomes difficult to clean the three-dimensional decorative portion at the back.

[0004] In addition, after the conventional Buddhist altar is manufactured, the design of the transom cannot be changed. For this reason, it is necessary to manufacture the Buddhist altars of various designs according to the user's preference, and there is also a drawback that the production cost is increased due to the production of many kinds and small quantities.

The present invention has been developed with the object of solving this drawback. An important object of the present invention is to provide a Buddhist altar which can easily and easily clean the space between complicated three-dimensional patterns. To provide. Still another important object of the present invention is to provide a Buddhist altar in which, if necessary, the space between the columns can be changed according to the user's preference after manufacturing, and the space between the columns can be changed to various patterns at low cost. Is to provide.

[0006]

The Buddhist altar of the present invention has the following configuration to achieve the above object. The Buddhist altar described in claim 1 of the present invention has a three-dimensional pattern obtained by engraving a plate.
Or thinned wood and connected in a grid
With a sculpture fixed on the front of the kumiko or kumiko
A rear ornamental member 1 having a certain decoration pattern, is disposed in front of the rear decorative member 1, three-dimensional decoration imitating the wood
And a front decorative member 2 are processed as the back escutcheon
Form a three-dimensional decorative pattern with both the material 1 and the front decorative member 2
It is equipped with and are transom 3 to the top.

Further, the space 3 is located in front of the back decorative member 1.
And along the lower part of the back decoration member 1 in the front-back direction
A mounting surface 1A having a predetermined width is provided horizontally. This equipment
A front surface having a mounting plate 2A at the lower end on the upper surface of the mounting surface 1A
The decorative member 2 is detachably mounted on the mounting plate 2A.
ing.

Further, the Buddhist altar described in claim 2 of the present invention is a device provided along the lower part of the back decoration member 1.
Front decoration via the attaching / detaching connecting member 4 of the magnet on the attaching surface 1A
A space 3 to which the member 2 is detachably attached is provided.

Further, the Buddhist altar described in claim 3 of the present invention is a device provided along the lower part of the back decoration member 1.
A detachable connecting member 4 comprising a projection and a fitting concave portion on the mounting surface 1A.
And through a column wearing the front decoration member 2 detachably
The room 3 is provided.

[0010]

According to the present invention, the front decorative member 2 is detachably provided on the mounting surface 1A provided in front of the rear decorative member 1 in the span 3 of the Buddhist altar of the present invention. The detachable front decorative member 2 can be easily removed from the mounting surface 1A. For this reason, the front decorative member 2 can be removed when the rear decorative member 1 is cleaned neatly or when the rear decorative member 1 is painted in a manufacturing process. Back decoration member 1 with front decoration member 2 removed
Can be opened for cleaning or painting,
It has the feature that it can be easily and easily cleaned and painted neatly. In particular, even if the back decoration member 1 is an extremely complicated and sublime three-dimensional decoration pattern, it can be easily and neatly cleaned and painted. Also, the front decorative member 2
Can be removed from the column 3 for cleaning and production, so that it can be cleaned cleanly and can be mass-produced at low cost.
You.

[0011]

EXAMPLES hereinafter be described with reference to the embodiment of the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, the embodiments described below exemplify Buddhist altars for embodying the technical idea of the present invention, and the present invention does not specify the Buddhist altars as follows.

Further, in this specification, in order to facilitate understanding of the claims, the numbers corresponding to the members shown in the embodiments will be referred to as "claims", "actions", and "actions". In the column of "Means for solving the problem". However, the members shown in the claims are
It is by no means specific to the members of the embodiment.

The Buddhist altar shown in FIG. 1 has a horizontal space 3 fixed to the upper part on the inside. As shown in FIG. 2, the space 3 includes a back decoration member 1 having a decorative pattern and the back decoration member 1.
Decorative member 2 with a three-dimensional decorative pattern disposed in front of
And a box body 5 provided with a mounting surface 1A around the back decoration member 1
And a decorative cord 6 fixed to the front surface of the box 5.

The back decorative member 1 is a so-called "Kumiko" in which a plate material such as Karaki is engraved into a three-dimensional pattern, or wood such as Karaki is thinly processed and connected in a lattice. A sculpture is fixed to the front of a three-dimensional decorative pattern plate or kumiko. The back decoration member 1 includes a box 5
And is fixed to the back surface of the box 5. The back decorative member 1 fixed to the box 5
It can be fixed to the Buddhist altar via the box body 5. However, the back decoration member 1 does not necessarily need to be fixed to the box 5, and the back decoration member 1 and the box 5 can be separately fixed to the Buddhist altar.
Furthermore, the back decoration member 1 does not necessarily need to be fixed to the box 5 or the Buddhist altar. The back decoration member 1 can be detachably attached to the box 5 or the Buddhist altar. Like the front decorative member 2, the detachable rear decorative member 1 has a feature that it can be easily manufactured by removing it from the Buddhist altar and can be cleaned neatly.

The box 5 is formed by connecting wood such as Karaki to a rectangular box having front and rear openings. The box 5 is provided with a mounting surface 1 </ b> A located in front of and around the rear decorative member 1, and enhances the strength of the space 3. The Buddhist altar to which the transom 3 reinforced by the box body 5 is fixed has a feature that the strength of the Buddhist altar can be increased by fixing the box body 5 to both side plates of the Buddhist altar.

A plurality of front decorative members 2 are mounted on a mounting surface 1A constituted by a box body 5 shown in FIG. The front decorative member 2 includes a mounting surface 1A formed by a bottom surface of a box 5 provided along a lower edge of the rear decorative member 1, and a back decorative member 1
Is mounted on the lower surface of a mounting surface 1A provided along the upper edge of the mounting surface 1A. Since the mounting surface 1A provided along the upper edge of the back decoration member 1 faces downward, the front decoration member 2 is mounted via a detachable connecting member 4 such as a magnet.

The depth of the box 5 determines the width of the mounting surface 1A. The mounting surface 1A on which the plurality of front decoration members 2 are shifted back and forth is composed of a plurality of front decoration members 2 and a back decoration member 1.
And can be designed to form a three-dimensional decorative pattern. For example, as shown in the figure, a box 5 in which a plurality of front decorative members 2 are built has a depth of about 3 cm. However, the depth of the box 5 is 1 to 10 cm, preferably 1.5 to 8
cm, more preferably 2 to 7 cm. The depth of the box 5, that is, the width of the mounting surface 1 </ b> A is set to an optimum value in the above range in consideration of the number and thickness of the front decorative members 2 to be detachably mounted.

The front decorative member 2 is detachably mounted on the mounting surface 1A.
Linked to The front decorative member 2 is disposed in front of the rear decorative member 1 and forms a subdivision 3 of a subtle and complicated three-dimensional pattern that cannot be realized with a single decorative plate. Front decoration member 2
As shown in FIG. 3, is made by engraving wood such as Karaki and processing it into a three-dimensional decorative pattern. Front decoration member 2
Has a mounting plate 2A at the lower end or the upper end for detachably mounting on the mounting surface 1A. The front decorative members 2 mounted on both sides of the mounting surface 1A are engraved in a symmetrical pattern,
Alternatively, they are engraved in different patterns.

The front decorative member 2 mounted at the center of the mounting surface 1A shown in FIG.
Is provided. The family crest 8 or the front decorative member 2 is connected to the family crest 7 via a detachable connecting member 4 such as a magnet. FIG.
As shown in (1), the front decorative member is removed from the family crest 7 to fix the family crest 8 to the family crest 7. A separately manufactured family crest 8 is attached to the family crest 7 from which the front decorative member has been removed. Since the family crest 8 is not removed, the family crest 8 can be fixed to the family crest table by a method such as bonding without using a detachable connecting member. The Buddhist altar not using the family crest decorates the front of the family crest 7 by attaching the front decorative member 2 to the family crest 7.

Although a crest table is provided on the front decoration member in the space shown in FIG. 4, the crest table can be directly fixed to the back decoration member.

The front decorative member 2 is placed on a mounting surface 1A provided on the lower edge of the rear decorative member 1, and
Or detachably attached to the attachment surface 1A via a detachable connecting member 4. The front decorative member 2 shown in FIG. 4 is mounted on the mounting surface 1A by a detachable connecting member 4 of a permanent magnet. The detachable connecting member 4 shown in this figure has a mounting surface 1A in which a permanent magnet is embedded and the mounting plate 2 of the front decorative member 2 is mounted.
A has a magnetic metal plate such as iron embedded therein. A cushion sheet such as a cloth or a nonwoven fabric is adhered to the surface of the magnetic metal plate that is attracted to the magnet. The mounting plate 2A in which the cushion sheet is attached to the suction surface does not scratch the upper surface of the painted wooden mounting surface 1A with the hard magnetic metal plate. The attachment / detachment connecting member 4 of FIG.
Although a magnet is buried in A and a metal plate is buried in the mounting plate 2A of the front decorative member 2, a magnetic metal can be buried in the mounting surface and a magnet can be buried in the mounting plate. Furthermore, a magnet can be embedded in both the mounting surface 1A and the mounting plate 2A to form the detachable connecting member 4.

The Buddhist altar in which the front decorative member 2 is mounted on the mounting surface 1A by the permanent magnet detachable connecting member 4, the front decorative member 2 is
It has the feature that it can be easily attached to and detached from the mounting surface 1A. Further, the front decorative member 2 which is attracted to the mounting surface 1A via the detachable connecting member 4 which is a pair of permanent magnets whose opposite surfaces have different magnetic poles.
Can be attached with strong adsorption force so as not to be displaced. The front decorative member 2 attracted by the permanent magnet and the magnetic metal has a feature that the mounting position can be adjusted to some extent and mounted.

The detachable connecting member 4 shown in FIG. 5 includes a projection and a fitting recess. The detachable connecting member 4 shown in FIG.
It comprises a projection projecting from the lower surface of the mounting plate 2A, and a fitting recess provided on the mounting surface 1A, into which the projection can be inserted and fitted. Although not shown, a fitting recess may be provided on the front decorative member, and a protrusion may be provided on the box. The front decorative member mounted on the mounting surface with the detachable connecting member including the projection and the fitting concave portion has a feature that it can be mounted at a fixed position.

In the space 3 shown in FIG. 2, a decorative cord 6 is fixed to the front of the box 5. The decorative cord 6 beautifully decorates the front of the box 5. The box 5 in the column 3 is located at a position where the front surface of the bottom surface can be clearly seen from the front. In order to decorate this part, the decorative string 6 is fixed with the front surface as a sculpture pattern.
The decorative string 6 is fixed to the box body 5 or attached detachably. The decorative cord 6 in the column 3 shown in the figure decorates only the front surface of the bottom plate of the box 5. Although not shown, decorative cord 6
Can be used as a frame shape to decorate the bottom plate, the top plate, and the front surface of the side plate of the box 5.

In the column 3 of the above embodiment, the back decorative member 1 and the front decorative member 2 are mounted on the box 5 serving as the mounting surface 1A. The space 3 with the box body 5 can be made to have a strong structure, and the mounting surface 1A of the front decorative member 2 can be widened so that the front decorative member 2 and the rear decorative member 1 can have a beautiful pattern rich in three-dimensional effect. is there. However, it is not always necessary to configure the mounting surface 1 </ b> A with the box 5 in the transom 3 provided on the Buddhist altar of the present invention. Although not shown, a plate material may be fixed horizontally to the lower edge or the upper edge of the back decoration member, and this plate material may be used as a mounting surface of the front decoration member.

In the space shown in FIG. 6, both the front decorative member 2 and the rear decorative member 1 are detachably provided on the mounting surface 1A. In the space shown in this figure, the mounting surface 1A is provided on the upper surface and the lower surface of the box 5, and the front decorative member 2 and the rear decorative member 1 are detachably provided on the mounting surface 1A on the lower surface. The front decoration member 2 is disposed forward of the rear decoration member 1. The front decorative member 2 and the rear decorative member 1 are disposed on the mounting surface 1A via the detachable connecting member 4. The space between the columns in this figure is
The front decoration member 2 and the back decoration member 1 are disposed on the mounting surface 1A provided on the lower surface of the box 5, but the front decoration member and the back decoration member 1 are mounted on the mounting surface on the top of the box via a detachable connecting member. A decorative member can also be provided.

[0027]

The Buddhist altar of the present invention has the following excellent features. The columns can be easily and easily cleaned with a complicated three-dimensional pattern. It altar of the present invention, with the outer front decorative member between columns is because it neatly cleaned to remove dust and the like adhering to the back decoration member and the front decorative member. The front decorative member and the rear decorative member, which are engraved wood in a fine three-dimensional pattern, are used to forcibly put a rag etc. in a narrow part, or when cleaning the rear decorative member in the back, the thin processed part of the wood Although it may be damaged by rags or hands, the Buddhist altar of the present invention can be removed and removed from the Buddhist altar by removing the front decorative member and the rear decorative member. There is a feature that can be easily cleaned. Buddhist altars with built-in columns of various patterns can be mass-produced efficiently and inexpensively. It therefore is arranged detachably a front decoration member, because the front decoration member and the rear decorative member can mass-produced as a separate member from the altar. By changing the combination of the front decoration member and the back decoration member in the process of mass-producing various front decoration members of various three-dimensional patterns and assembling them as a Buddhist altar, it is possible to produce various kinds of small Buddhist altars and reduce the manufacturing cost. Furthermore, since the front decorative member and the rear decorative member between the columns are separately manufactured and detachably mounted, even if the front decorative member and the rear decorative member are damaged, they can be easily replaced. For this reason, there is also a feature that the repair between the columns can be easily performed. It is possible to freely change the design of the column according to the user's preference. In particular, family crests and the like can be easily inserted between the columns. This is because the family crest is engraved on the detachable front decorative member, and this can be replaced to make a Buddhist altar with the family crest of the user. Furthermore, the Buddhist altar in which the front decoration member is detachably attached via a permanent magnet has a feature that the front decoration member can be attached and detached very easily.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a Buddhist altar according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of a column built in a Buddhist altar according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a front view showing a specific example of a front decorative member.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a portion where a front decorative member is detachably mounted.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a part where the front decorative member is detachably mounted.

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a portion where a front decorative member and a rear decorative member are detachably mounted.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Back decoration member 1A ... Mounting surface 2 ... Front decoration member 2A ... Mounting plate 3 ... Spanning space 4 ... Detachable connection member 5 ... Box 6 ... Decorative string 7 ... Family crest stand 8 ... Family crest

Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] 1. A three-dimensional pattern obtained by engraving a plate material.
Or, there is a kumiko that is made by thinning wood and connecting it in a grid.
The decorative pattern, which is a sculpture fixed on the front of
Rear decorative member (1), it is processed into a three-dimensional decorative pattern a timber is disposed in front of the rear decorative member (1) having
That a front decorative member (2), the rear decorative member (1) and front instrumentation
A Buddhist altar which both the decorative member (2) is equipped with a three-dimensional decorative pattern is formed <br/> transom (3) on top, a front of the rear decorative member (1), Under the back decorative member (1)
Along the part, the mounting surface (1A) with a predetermined width in the front-rear direction
It is provided flat, on the upper surface of this mounting surface (1A),
The front decorative member (2) provided with the mounting plate (2A) is
A Buddhist altar characterized by being detachably mounted with A) placed on it . 2. A three-dimensional pattern obtained by engraving a plate material.
Or, there is a kumiko that is made by thinning wood and connecting it in a grid.
The decorative pattern, which is a sculpture fixed on the front of
Rear decorative member (1), it is processed into a three-dimensional decorative pattern a timber is disposed in front of the rear decorative member (1) having
That a front decorative member (2), the rear decorative member (1) and front instrumentation
A Buddhist altar which both the decorative member (2) is equipped with a three-dimensional decorative pattern is formed <br/> transom (3) on top, a front of the rear decorative member (1), Under the back decorative member (1)
Along the part, the mounting surface (1A) with a predetermined width in the front-rear direction
It is provided flat, and the top of this mounting surface (1A) is
A Buddhist altar characterized by detachably attaching a front decorative member (2) via a detachable connecting member (4) . 3. A three-dimensional pattern obtained by engraving a plate material.
Or, there is a kumiko that is made by thinning wood and connecting it in a grid.
The decorative pattern, which is a sculpture fixed on the front of
Rear decorative member (1), it is processed into a three-dimensional decorative pattern a timber is disposed in front of the rear decorative member (1) having
Front decoration member (2), and a back decoration member (1) and front decoration member.
A Buddhist altar which both the decorative member (2) is equipped with a three-dimensional decorative pattern is formed <br/> transom (3) on top, a front of the rear decorative member (1), Under the back decorative member (1)
Along the part, the mounting surface (1A) with a predetermined width in the front-rear direction
It is provided flat, and a projection and
Via desorption connecting member comprising a loading cavity (4), characterized Rukoto such and detachably mounted to the front decorative member (2) altar.